Africa

US, UK pull some embassy workers from Mali

The move came two days after the US embassy urged all citizens in the country to "depart immediately

Guinea-Bissau arrests army commanders for alleged coup attempt

Coups and unrest have been common in the West African country since independence from Portugal in 19

Thousands flee North Kordofan as RSF offensive intensifies in Sudan's Darfur region

Over 4,500 left Bara city, including 1,900 who have reached El Obeid, says local medical group

South African court rules ANC leader Albert Luthuli was killed in apartheid 'assault'

A South African court has ruled that the 1967 death of ANC leader and Nobel prize winner Albert Luth

Zimbabwe parliament apologises over President Mnangagwa's use of torchlight in address

The clerk of parliament blamed the loss of power to a faulty electricity generator supplying power t

Tanzania election: Students and civil servants instructed to stay home after election chaos

Tanzania directs civil servants to work from home and tells students to stay home after chaotic elec